TAMPA, Fla. — Ann Turner Cook, whose cherubic baby face was known the world over as the original Gerber baby, has died. She was 95. Gerber announced Cook's death in an Instagram post on Friday. "Many years before becoming an extraordinary mother, teacher and writer, her smile and expressive curiosity captured hearts everywhere and will continue to live on as a symbol for all babies," the company said. Cook was 5 months old when a neighbor, artist Dorothy Hope Smith, drew a charcoal sketch of her that was later submitted for a contest Gerber was holding for a national marketing campaign for baby food.

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Sam Pollard’s “The League” Is Not Your Typical Baseball Doc. The documentary filmmaker grew up in the 1960s watching the St. Louis Cardinals, whose roster of players included Black or Latino players including Bill White, Curt Flood, Orlando Cepeda and Lou Brock, but did not know much about the Negro Leagues that existed when the sport was still segregated. “I knew who Jackie Robinson was and that it was because of him Blacks had integrated the Major Leagues in 1947,” says Pollard.

The Blue Ivy fan club grows with every performance the 11-year-old gives during her mom's Renaissance World Tour. But no one is as excited for the pre-teen as her aunt, Solange Knowles. The proud auntie was in the audience to watch her niece perform alongside Beyoncé at FedEx Field in North Englewood, Maryland -- adjacent to Washington, D.C. -- for her sold-out stops on Saturday and Sunday. As she has done since joining the tour back in May when the Renaissance World Tour kicked off in Paris, Blue joined her mom onstage for her now-iconic dance sequence during "

Jimmy Fallon has been doing consistently wonderful lip-synching battles for a while now and, for our money, Joseph Gordon-Levitt has always been the high-water mark. But after last night, we might have to amend our loose ranking. Emma Stone, guys. Emma Stone. We suggest you watch the video below right now, so you can be surprised by her choices, but if you really need to know … she destroys “All I Do Is Win” by DJ Khaled and “Hook” by Blues Traveler.